On Saturday, Venus goes retrograde in Aries. This is a time for clarity, for finding your own balance in a world full of people. Some feelings grow hot and bright; some grow small and cold when you hold them in your hands. Look around you, and what love do you see? Look inside, and what love do you miss?

Sunday brings a solar eclipse in Pisces. The moon stands between the earth and the sun, and the energy in the sky becomes unfamiliar and wild. This is an energy that can’t be pinned down or harnessed, but it can move you, if you let it. The sky keeps giving us these new changes, offering gifts that might be what we need.

On Thursday, the sun moves into Aquarius. It’s strange timing; these are strange days. Under Aquarius we’ll be fueled by a different kind of fire. What could it look like, this week, to be called toward freedom?

Tonight, there’s a full moon in Taurus. Tonight, the moon moves closer to the earth than it’s been in 70 years. There’s a heaviness that clings to the earth and a heaviness that hangs in the sky. It’s a sorrow and a burden, and there’s no making it smaller. You can take this chance to plant your feet on the ground and roll up your sleeves, ready to love and fight.

“We’re obviously not correcting the record,” Crispin says. “Pamela Colman Smith”—who illustrated the iconic Ryder-Waite-Smith deck—“did an amazing job. She was a crazy visionary who doesn’t get enough credit.”

“There are so many decks and they serve a lot of purposes,” May adds. “We aren’t trying to be the new official deck.”

“It was more like an intense project we both wanted to do,” Crispin agrees.